The new material thematically evolves from familiar territory, but expands with an existential complexity that shames anyone who hates on Vampy Weeks for being bougie caricatures. Continue reading
The new material thematically evolves from familiar territory, but expands with an existential complexity that shames anyone who hates on Vampy Weeks for being bougie caricatures. Continue reading
Proving a film can get quite far on Leo’s cheekbones alone Continue reading
Entering a show that could be briefly described as a Sweet 16 party for Satan’s daughter, you may learn to associate demonic rituals with a great time, if you don’t already. Continue reading
Slaine slays as usual, and just like Larry Bird, makes his teammates step up their game. Continue reading
Throughout The Astor Orphan you will laugh, you will cry, and more often than not you’ll probably want to give one or two of her family members a smack across the face. Continue reading
a) An indie cafe siren, b) a synth-pop diva, c) a broken-hearted folk singer, d) a garage rock grrrl, and finally, e) a unique new voice to be reckoned with. Continue reading
“I’m moving out of allston, there are rats almost everywhere in this complex. The landlord is a nice guy, but the rats are just too much.” Continue reading
In a sense, it’s easy to forget that Kentucky Route Zero is a point-and-click adventure “game” because it’s more of a piece of literature. Many gamers might get bored with its dialogue-heavy action, although this game wasn’t made for them. Continue reading
If the player goes in and knows that this is more about the nature of the game–about existing in a virtual world that plays with the idea of landscape, and leaves the player alone with their thoughts and connections–then Proteus presents a very intimate and interesting experience. Continue reading
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